8 feet by 12 feet and 35 feet long camera
Jan 31, 2012 00:33:57 #
Jan 31, 2012 10:30:03 #
Feb 1, 2012 06:30:19 #
Feb 1, 2012 12:43:54 #
Bobb
Loc: Wellsboro, PA
dirtpusher wrote:
has a 6ft. negative
http://thefpac.org/index.html
http://thefpac.org/index.html
Wonder what the film and photo processing equipment looks like, especially the "enlarger." :?: :?:
Feb 1, 2012 12:45:00 #
those pictures will sure take alot of wall space but sure look good hangin there. think if he puts a show on arond me do believe i'm goin.
Feb 5, 2012 05:11:18 #
But 6 foot negatives are nothing new. Consider the Kodak Cirkut; specifically the #16. It used 16 inch by 20 foot roll film. The negatives are a thing of beauty. Ironically, they are hard to deal with in the darkroom. All that real estate and you are limited to small 16 inch x 20 foot contact prints.
Anyone know if they have actually made one yet? I wish them luck indeed.
Anyone know if they have actually made one yet? I wish them luck indeed.
Feb 5, 2012 05:12:36 #
Bobb wrote:
Wonder what the film and photo processing equipment looks like, especially the "enlarger." :?: :?:
dirtpusher wrote:
has a 6ft. negative
http://thefpac.org/index.html
http://thefpac.org/index.html
Wonder what the film and photo processing equipment looks like, especially the "enlarger." :?: :?:
They will likely be contact printed. Ever seen an 8 x 10 enlarger? Two stories tall and you need big lenses. A real PITA, but glorious.
Feb 5, 2012 14:14:33 #
RobertMaxey wrote:
But 6 foot negatives are nothing new. Consider the Kodak Cirkut; specifically the #16. It used 16 inch by 20 foot roll film. The negatives are a thing of beauty. Ironically, they are hard to deal with in the darkroom. All that real estate and you are limited to small 16 inch x 20 foot contact prints.
Anyone know if they have actually made one yet? I wish them luck indeed.
Anyone know if they have actually made one yet? I wish them luck indeed.
think the video showed the 6' picture didn't it?
http://www.cirkutpanorama.com/sixt.html
Feb 16, 2012 07:48:47 #
Feb 16, 2012 21:26:46 #
This reminds me of a old Rossback camera I use to work on in a printing company for shooting layouts for the press. (Yes) am I telling my age? This was before all the digital stuff came about. Back in the darkages of the darkroom and metal plates.
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